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Hope this change comes sooner. My 2025 BMW X5 got AC control as secondary touchscreen menu while giving prev/next song a dedicated button. Every time I turn on/off AC, I would wonder what the industry designer was thinking about when working on this? That made me use voice control to toggle the A/C, which I have to say their voice recognition is pretty decent, got it right 90% of time except when my toddlers are in the back seat mimicking me.
Have fond memory of LAN party. My childhood city had a lot of net cafes, some big ones have 3 floors with each floor about 100 people playing.
During new year holidays, I could spent 10+ hours everyday with my two uncles playing CS 1.5 there, having meals at our computer desks. The contrast between super cold outdoor (-20 degree Celsius) and cozy warmth indoor provides extra sense of satisfaction.
My younger uncle was so good at it that we could hear one frustrated player from another side of the floor shouting at the game server manger asking to kick my uncle’s player out.
Their ATMs are pretty handy. It does not require a physical card - you can just tap your phone on the ATM to withdraw cash. Also there’s lots of ATM locations in north California which is pretty convenient if you happened to need cash.
One thing I do not understand though is that when deposit via their mobile app, they ask you to write something like “Used for Wells Fargo mobile deposit” on the check, which is a pain, not sure how other banks do it.
sounds like counter strike to me.
My small LLC is affected by this. Anyone know a good alternative? I'm exploring creating a legacy business plan bank account like Wells Fargo, looks like they waive the monthly fee with $500 min deposit, which is the smallest among the big name banks.
I used to live on a steep hillside of San Francisco and the car noise was so bad. Car engines were so loud when they go uphill.
After that, I became so cautious of the noise issue that whenever I’m looking for a place to live, I look out for steep hill, train tracks, police station, hospitals, main street (the ones with double yellow lines), highway, airport, air plane ascending and descending routes.
Posted by
caogecym on Sunday June 27, 2021 @06:19PM
from the show-hn dept.
something like storing a blog text for thousand years, especially after the author passed away where the blog could not be maintained by the author.
Are serious miners using consumer grade graphic card for mining today? I thought they’d customize their own GPU solution and that the used GPUs because of bubble burst would not be usable for consumers.
Apple should make the edges less sharp as well. I just got the 13 inch M1 Pro, it's too sharp. The 2014-2015 Pro case is just perfect.
Counter Strike, MacBook Pro 2014, Alaska.
monolithic source code can be deployed across multiple servers.
just curious, how did you check bounces stats for Gmail?
If you want faster Intellij experience, you can try disable built-in plug-ins and features you don’t need, power saving mode is one quick way to disable heavyweight features.
Posted by
caogecym on Wednesday September 02, 2020 @03:33PM
from the show-hn dept.
Posted by
caogecym on Sunday August 16, 2020 @06:48PM
from the ihook.us dept.
This reminds me of Azuqua[1], which has its owning implementation of cloud table that could be used as persistence layer for custom build applications.
[1] https://azuqua.com
If WFH becomes the new norm for a company, the concept of HQ would become irrelevant, companies I know are planning to fill physical work space with hotel seats, then you should be able to grow career via WFH no problem.
Low interest rate is driving house deals these days.
Curious - did the projection say what’s the cause of the decline after the peak?
why consider Apple/AppStore a monopoly given that consumers have the freedom to choose an Android device?
Make sure you stay hydrated, alcohol can dehydrate you.
Might be due to margins - i.e. buy/sell options with money borrowed from Robinhood.
wow, thank you so much for spending time to post the issue, really appreciate it! I thought this issue had been resolved months back by adding CORS rules on the CDN (S3). I wonder the error is due to the updated policy somewhat not pushed to some edge. Just tried to push the policy again and hope that helps.
I created a HTTP request scheduler that allow people to setup rule based notifications:
https://ihook.us. Not making money yet, all free plan users right now :)
Agreed on having the right mindset. Dalai Lama's "The book of Joy" is a good one talking about the perspectives that would help you navigate through difficult time and emotions.
Some examples:
* treating all human beings as a whole, which allows people to share happiness on other people's achievement - this kind of resonates with the theory of Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins, where it argues that the goal of all humans is to maximize the chance that the entire gene pool will continue to exist
* reduce sense of one's own identity - which helps people during hard times by thinking about how small one single person is compared to the entire race, maybe even the entire universe
And of course, there's the advocate around being grateful, being compassionate, do more meditation etc.
Kudos to SpaceX for potential lower latency internet service.
But I'm concerned about the light pollution caused by Starlink satellites at night: https://www.unilad.co.uk/science/spacex-to-test-starlink-sun.... If they don't fix it, it would look awful for people who prefer a clean sky. And an average people wouldn't have a mean to mitigate that - it's not like a drone flying on top of your roof and you can shoot it down, it's a set of satellites thousands miles away.
And if the parts of those satellites broke down, I wonder how much SpaceX itself could do to fix them. If the broken satellites end up a space garbage, that reminds me of the film scene in Gravity. This is a problem we already have today, contributed by all aerospace institutions. I guess people are treating it just like any other garbage around us: if it doesn't show in my eye, it's not my problem.
But it's a harder problem than things like metal garbage on the ground, the latter you could recycle, but I don't know if people really recycle a satellite.
People can select multiple cron vendors for critical flows, this helps make sure we could notice when one vendor doesn’t silently goes down.